5 insurgents die in Iraqi clashes
BAGHDAD, Iraq -Iraqi officials announced that the FBI would help an Iraqi team investigate Monday's killing of the head of the U.S.-appo...
U.S. troops battle rebels
BAGHDAD, Iraq - The U.S. governor of Iraq said today that the transfer of sovereignty to Iraqis must go ahead as scheduled despite the killing o...
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq's most influential Shiite cleric today demanded that all armed groups withdraw from the embattled holy cities of Najaf and Karbala, where nine milit...
U.S. trying to revive process
BERLIN - National security adviser Condoleezza Rice stressed that the United States is committed to bringing about Palestinian statehood dur...
Efforts for stabilization dealt a blow
BAGHDAD, Iraq - The head of the Iraqi Governing Council was killed in a suicide car bombing near a checkpoint outside the coalition...
NEW DELHI - Two powerful parties refused today to join Sonia Gandhi in a coalition government, setting off the biggest plunge in the 129-year history of India's stock ma...
Moral authority is questioned
VIENNA, Austria - Has America lost its moral authority?
That provocative question is on the lips of politicians, human rights activists and ...
Foreign birth may become an issue
NEW DELHI - Sonia Gandhi moved a step closer Saturday to becoming India's first foreign-born prime minister when her Congress party, the...
ST. TROPEZ, France - The other D-Day is all but forgotten now on beaches where half-clad vacationers sip Sancerre in the sun. But former Staff Sgt. Richard Fisco, who la...
SEOUL, South Korea - Reinstated by a historic court ruling, President Roh Moo-hyun embarked Friday on a new era of liberal politics in the face of challenges on the econ...
